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SACRED: Gospel greats unite for soul-stirring album recording at ICGC, Calvary Temple

SACRED: Gospel greats unite for soul-stirring album recording at ICGC, Calvary Temple

Gospel music lovers are in for a night of heartfelt worship, powerful praise, and spiritual renewal as SACRED, an album born out of deep reverence for God, quiet moments of devotion, and exuberant praise, comes alive in a special recording session on Sunday, November 15, 2026. Worshippers can look forward to songs such as Nnwom Foforɔ, Spirit of the Lord, My Desire, War Songs, We Worship You, Nkwangye Kuruwa, Animuonyam, Kronkron and Akoma, among others.

Gospel music lovers are in for a night of heartfelt worship, powerful praise, and spiritual renewal as SACRED, an album born out of deep reverence for God, quiet moments of devotion, and exuberant praise, comes alive in a special recording session on Sunday, November 15, 2026.

Set to take place at ICGC, Calvary Temple, the recording will bring together an impressive lineup of gospel ministers and celebrated voices whose music and ministry have touched lives across generations. More than an album recording, the event promises to be a memorable gathering of worshippers united by faith, music and a shared desire to lift their voices in honour of God.

Among the distinguished gospel artistes featuring on the project is Kofi Karikari, known for his passionate worship ministry and spirit-filled musical expressions. He will be joined by David Osabutey, whose ministry adds to the rich blend of voices expected to grace the recording.

The night will also feature Legendary Gospel superstar Rev. Mary Ghansah, a respected name in Ghana's gospel music landscape whose enduring ministry has inspired generations of worshippers. Ps. Emmitt Jim Konadu and Ps. Peter Gyimah will also bring their pastoral and musical gifts to the gathering, adding depth to an evening centered on praise and spiritual encounter.

Completing the star-studded lineup is Royal Chris of Vodafone Icon fame, whose musical journey has earned him recognition beyond the church, alongside Rev. Ebenezer Nyarko Ansah, Ekow Sam, Shelter and Ike Warren. Together, these gospel ministers and artistes are expected to create a rich blend of worship, drawing on their distinct voices and expressions of faith to bring the vision behind SACRED to life.

The album will feature a collection of songs designed to stir the heart, strengthen faith and create room for intimate encounters with God. Worshippers can look forward to songs such as Nnwom Foforɔ, Spirit of the Lord, My Desire, War Songs, We Worship You, Nkwangye Kuruwa, Animuonyam, Kronkron and Akoma, among others.

Each song will contribute to the album's central theme of reverence and devotion, moving from intimate expressions of personal faith to bold declarations of praise. The recording is expected to capture not just the sound of music but the atmosphere, emotion and spiritual connection that make congregational worship such a powerful experience.

Spearheaded by Worship Leader, Ps. Kojo Oteng of the Banquet of Worship (BOW) fame, organisers are inviting worshippers and gospel music enthusiasts to be part of an audience whose presence will help shape the energy of the night. Every voice, raised hand and heartfelt expression of worship will contribute to the atmosphere surrounding the recording.

With anticipation building towards Sunday, November 15, 2026, SACRED is poised to be more than a collection of gospel songs. It is an invitation to pause, reflect, worship and celebrate the goodness of God through music.

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